Swarovski Passage Chrono Watch - Pink, Rose gold-tone finish

Gently pull the crown (the side knob) out to the second position. Rotate the crown clockwise or counter-clockwise to adjust the hour and minute hands. Once set, push the crown back in firmly against the watch case to engage the movement.

This watch has a water resistance rating of 50 meters (5 ATM), which means it is suitable for everyday wear, light splashes, and rain. However, it is not designed for swimming, showering, diving, or any activities involving prolonged water immersion. Always remove the watch before these activities.

For the rose gold-tone case and crystal pavé, gently wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth. For the Italian calf-skin leather strap, avoid water and chemicals. If cleaning is necessary, use a slightly damp cloth with a tiny amount of mild soap, then air dry completely. Never submerge the leather strap in water.

Yes, the watch features a quick-release mechanism on its Italian calf-skin leather band. This allows for easy and tool-free removal and attachment of compatible 18mm straps, offering flexibility to customize your watch's look.

The watch uses a standard watch battery for its Swiss Made Quartz movement. > Info needed: [Typical battery life for a quartz chronograph watch is 2-5 years, but can vary depending on usage of the chronograph function.] We recommend professional battery replacement to ensure water resistance is maintained.

PVD stands for Physical Vapor Deposition. It is a vacuum coating process that produces a brilliant decorative and functional finish. In the case of your watch, it applies a thin, durable rose gold-tone layer to the stainless steel case, offering increased hardness and resistance to corrosion and wear compared to traditional plating.

Check if the crown is fully pushed in against the case. If the watch is still not running, it may indicate a drained battery or a mechanical issue. Consult a professional watch repair service if the crown is properly engaged.

Ensure the crown is fully pushed in after setting the time. Exposure to strong magnetic fields can also affect quartz accuracy. If issues persist, professional inspection may be needed.

Some chronographs have a reset procedure. Typically, pulling the crown to a specific position and pressing the chronograph pushers in a sequence can recalibrate the hands. Refer to a detailed manual or consult a watchmaker if the issue persists.

Leather bands are subject to wear. Avoid excessive moisture, oils, and chemicals. Clean with a soft, damp cloth and let air dry. Consider replacing the band using the quick-release mechanism if damage is significant.